Explore the majestic beauty of the Himalayas on this 4-day trek from Rishikesh to Chandrashila Peak via Rohini Meadow, featuring scenic mountain villages, ancient temples, and serene lakes. This adventure is perfect for nature lovers, beginners, and spiritual seekers. Highlights include a trek to the highest Shiva temple at Tungnath, a visit to the mirror-like Deoriatal Lake, and Rohini Bugyal breathtaking sunrise views from Chandrashila Peak, all while experiencing the local culture and hospitality of Sari Village.
- Trek duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights, ideal for beginners and families
- Key attractions: Deoriatal Lake, Tungnath Temple, Chandrashila Peak
- Includes meals and accommodation in local homestays
- Enjoy 360-degree Himalayan views and spiritual stops during the return journey
We will pick you up at the hotel lobby hall. The driver will be waiting for you with a sign with the lead travelers name or pre scheduled meeting point after conversation over WhatsApp or through Viator message box
Sari Village, located near Chopta in Uttarakhand, is a peaceful Himalayan settlement known as the base point for the popular Deoria Tal trek. Surrounded by terraced fields, pine forests, and traditional mountain homes, the village offers visitors a glimpse into authentic Garhwali culture and rural life. Its calm environment and scenic mountain views make it a perfect starting point for trekkers heading to Deoria Tal and the Chopta–Tungnath region. Travelers can enjoy village walks, local cuisine, and panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, making Sari Village a charming and culturally rich stop on the way to Chopta.
Deoria Tal is a pristine high-altitude lake famous for its crystal-clear reflections of the majestic Chaukhamba peaks. Located at an altitude of around 2,438 meters (7,999 ft). The lake is reached through an easy 2.5–3 km trek from Sari Village near Ukhimath. The trail passes through charming Himalayan forests filled with rhododendrons and oak trees, offering a peaceful escape into nature. On clear mornings, visitors can witness stunning reflections of snow-covered peaks like Chaukhamba, Kedarnath, Neelkanth, and Kalanag mirrored on the calm waters of the lake. Deoria Tal also holds deep mythological significance in Hindu tradition. According to legends from the Mahabharata, this is believed to be the place where Yaksha questioned Yudhishthira during the famous “Yaksha Prashna” episode. The lake is considered sacred, and local stories say that the gods once bathed in its waters, giving the lake its name.
The day trek to Deoria Tal from Sari Village is a highly accessible aChopta Valley, Ukhimath Located in the heart of the Garhwal Himalayas in Uttarakhand, Chopta Valley near Ukhimath is a breathtaking mountain destination. Often called the “Mini Switzerland of India,” Chopta is surrounded by towering snow-covered peaks including Chaukhamba, Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Kedarnath. Rohini Bugyal Rohini Bugyal is a beautiful alpine meadow near Chopta and Deoria Tal. The trek to Rohini Bugyal is relatively easy and perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and trekking enthusiasts looking for an offbeat Himalayan experience away from crowded tourist trails. During spring and summer, the meadow blooms with wildflowers, while winters transform it into a scenic snow-covered landscape ideal for adventure seekers.
Tungnath Temple, located near Chopta in Uttarakhand, is the highest Shiva temple in the world, perched at an altitude of approximately 3,680 meters. This ancient temple is part of the revered Panch Kedar and is known for its peaceful mountain surroundings, stone-carved architecture, and deep spiritual significance. Visitors reach the temple via a scenic uphill trek from Chopta, passing through alpine meadows, oak and rhododendron forests, and stunning Himalayan viewpoints. The temple offers breathtaking views of peaks such as Chaukhamba, Trishul, and Nanda Devi, making it a popular attraction for both devotees and trekkers. Its blend of spirituality, natural beauty, and high-altitude adventure makes it one of Uttarakhand’s most iconic pilgrimage sites.
Chandrashila Temple, located at the summit of Chandrashila Peak above Chopta, is a revered Himalayan shrine offering one of the most spectacular panoramic viewpoints in Uttarakhand. Situated at an altitude of around 3,690 meters, the temple holds deep spiritual significance, with legends linking the peak to Lord Rama’s meditation after defeating Ravana. Reached via a steep but rewarding trek from Tungnath Temple, the temple offers breathtaking 360-degree views of major Himalayan ranges, including Nanda Devi, Chaukhamba, Trishul, and Kedar Dome. The serene surroundings, crisp mountain air, and spiritual ambience make it a must-visit attraction for both trekkers and pilgrims traveling through the Chopta–Tungnath region.
The drive from Sari Village to Rishikesh via Dhari Devi Temple and Devprayag covers a significant distance (approximately 200 km) and involves mountainous roads, making it a full-day itinerary. Morning Departure from Sari Begin your journey early (around 7:00 AM) from Sari Village (the base for Deoria Tal trek). Key Stop 1: Dhari Devi Temple, Stop at the Dhari Devi, Seek blessings from the guardian deity and admire the dramatic location on the river 30–45 mins (Arrival around 11:00 AM) Scenic Drive & Lunch Key Stop 2: Devprayag Sangam: Witness the awe-inspiring Sangam (confluence) where the turquoise Alaknanda River meets the relatively clearer Bhagirathi River to officially form the holy River Ganga, visit the ancient Raghunath Temple dedicated to Lord Rama, and capture the striking color contrast of the two merging rivers. Afternoon Drive to Rishikesh and Tour End.
Guptkashi Temple (Shri Vishwanath Temple) is one of the most important spiritual sites in Uttarakhand, located in the Rudraprayag district on the route to Kedarnath. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is known for its ancient stone architecture, peaceful ambiance, and deep mythological significance. Travelers can explore the beautifully carved temple complex, the sacred Ardhnareshwar Temple, and the natural Manikarnika Kund, where two holy streams are believed to meet. The temple offers stunning views of the Chaukhamba mountain range and provides a serene stopover for pilgrims heading towards Kedarnath. It is an ideal attraction for those interested in spirituality, Himalayan culture, and ancient legends related to the Mahabharata and Lord Shiva.
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